Notre Dame Faces Dangerous Rival in Iowa This Weekend
Notre Dame, ranked No 1, heads to Iowa to face a stubborn Hawkeyes squad that has halted ND’s winning streak before. The item notes potential showdowns with Southern California UCLA and other top teams as ND nears an undefeated season.
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Penn State faces rival clash as Rados nears record bid
Pittsburgh coach Dawson fears Tony Rados may play its last Penn State season finale. Rados aims to extend passing yardage and tie the single season touchdown mark while Eldred Kraemer is healthy with Dettrick returning from concussion. Over 40 000 are expected for the showdown. Pittsburgh leads series 30 2.
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All Star Gridders Clash at Titusville Tonight
The 4 Senior All-Star football game unfolds at Carter Field Titusville with an 8 30 kickoff. Reds coached by Lou Hanna include Corry Youngsville and Franklin players while Blue represents Oil City St. Joe and Titusville. Officials from Franklin Oil City and Titusville.
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Ed Krone
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Chuck Morris
Gene Kyesensk
Jim Coates
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Chuck Cartbell
Oi City
Bill Fink
Jack Brown
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Dick Staples
John Haltast
Bob Douglas
Chuck Fleming
Don Wood
Jon Blerbach
John Otta
Ed Paulie
Jim Nelles
Oil City
Ronnie Tadmore
Tiusvalle
Bowling and Bachomer's Soft Drinks Take Lead in American League
Bachomer's Soft Drinks swept Aer Supply to top the American League standings as Esso Service dropped one game to Stall's Jewelers. Gulf Station moved ahead in the National League with a 2-0 sweep over A's Clothes Shop while Johnson Brothers faltered to Pawl Men's Wear. Corry-Jamestown and VFW leagues show Maintenance extending its lead in the former and Bergham's Hardware widening the gap in the latter, with multiple high games noted. Fights in Hershey and Newark report Harold Johnson and Harold Carter winning by decision.
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Corry - Jamestown Iassies
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Meerdink
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WEW Ladies
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Sven Games
Powell Motor
Peneles
Campanella Tops Senior League as MVP in 1953
Campanella receives 291 points to win the 1953 National League Most Valuable Player award. Eddie Mathews is second with 216 points, Duke Snider third, and Red Schoendienst, Warren Spahn, and Robin Roberts also listed among top finishers. Campanella finished with a .312 average, 142 RBIs, and 41 homers, new league records for a catcher. NBA and hockey scores follow.
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Roy Campanella
St. Alban's
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Rie
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Stan Musial
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Eddie Mathews
Duke Snider
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Red Schoendienst
Warren Spahn
Robin Roberts
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District 10 PIAA Dinner Honors Football Trophies
The Annive District 10 PIAA dinner at First Presbyterian Church Meadville featured Corry Area High School Bea vers being honored with two trophies for nine wins. Section TT trophy and Section TT League cup were awarded, with Erle Rast and Greenville and Hickory receiving other Class A awards. PIAA treasurer W B Griffith praised Hershey area executive Mark Funk and paid respects to past leaders. A new basketball playoff system was announced and three amendments failed to pass, marking a formal yet eventful gathering with 267 attendees.
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Mark N. Funk
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Frederick J. Pond
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Santsol
Jamer High School
Football and Basketball Notes From District Meeting
The session saw three votes on proposals. first and third passed with 80 yes and 51 no, second passed 41 to none. Afterward, Section Th Football Ledewe coaches named John Kaufman of OU City president and Joe Passorp of Warren as secretary-treasurer. Corry and others attended as delegates with H J Sheen and N L Bowden among the officials and coaches listed.
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Curry High Sohool Athletic Council
N. L. Bowden
Victor Crage
Henry Hill and Jo Berry Star in League Bowling Night
Henry Hill posted a 618 series including a 242 game and Jo Berry delivered a 246 high game as Red Berry also struck 246. Other notable scores included Paul Orn 202 Ford Stewart 222 Bill Flick 210 and Romeo Marchi TellI 236 with additional 208s and 206s from Jim Console and Abbe Wotus.
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Jo Berry
Hill
Red Berry
Ron
Joe Bond
Paul Orn
Ford Stewart
Bill Flick
Worry Hotchkiss
Abbe Wotus
Dol Oeseh
Jim Console
Romeo Marchitelli
Martinez Defeats Vejar in Madison Square Garden Welter Bout
New York Soldider Chico Vejar of Stamford Connecticut fights in a welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Vejar faces Tyndsome Vines Master of Pypeson New Jersey in tonight's feature scheduled for 8 pm EST. The bout will be broadcast on ABC television and NBC network.
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Aussie doubles team defeats American duo for title
In Sydney Australia Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad defeated an American pair 8-3 2-4 in a campionship match. The match showed clear dominance by the Australian duo though the report notes some effort from both sides and hints at uneven play.
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Australie
Ken Rosewill
Lew Iualen Amarivus Vierus Hee
New South Wales
Evan
Five Die As Pan-American Race Cars Crash
Five people were killed in a crash during the first lap of a Pan American Race in Meic City. A Ford driven by Robert F. Christie overturned near Te Auantepoe as spectators surged onto the highway. Mickey Thompson of El Monte California and others were injured or killed as chaos followed.
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